:20:01
- You just said we couldn't go to the toilet.
- Oh. Yes.
:20:04
Er... Well er... Yeah, well,
:20:05
Now, we'd better not cross our bridges
till we come to them, eh?
:20:09
Look on the bright side, eh, ducks?
:20:12
Six, five, zero, zero, six, ten...
:20:19
It says here,
"Two pints of water per person per day."
:20:23
I wonder if we've got enough bottles.
:20:26
I'll have a look under the stairs, dear.
:20:39
I've measured the water into the bottles, James.
:20:41
I've labelled them so we don't get in a muddle.
:20:44
Oh, good. That's nice, dear.
:20:46
You're very efficient in a national emergency,
dearest.
:20:49
Get on with you!
:20:53
It says here, "D: Miscellaneous:
:20:56
Salt, tomato ketchup and sauces,
:20:59
pepper, matches, toilet paper, disinfectant,
vitamin tablets,
:21:04
tin opener, knives, forks, spoons."
:21:07
Funny. No plates.
:21:14
- What's all that, dear?
- I don't know.
:21:17
It's called "miscellaneous." Pass it in, please.
:21:21
- Funny.
- What, dear?
:21:24
In the governmental leaflet, it says,
"Remove thin materials from windows."
:21:29
And in the County Council leaflet, it says,
"Hang white sheets in the windows."
:21:33
I wonder which is correct.
:21:35
Oh! It says peanut butter.
:21:38
We haven't got any. Oh, dear.
:21:41
- Never mind, ducks. I don't like it, nor do you.
- No, but it's on the official list.
:21:45
Oh, dear.
:21:47
Now, don't worry, love.
:21:49
I expect we'll survive without it.
:21:51
It'll probably go runny in the heat, anyway.
:21:55
You get terrific heat with these bombs,
you know.
:21:57
Mind you, diet is very important.